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Thought the same, but it would be unfair to web sites that are actual web apps and are JS-heavy. Google is hopeless anyway, so here's something for the next se
by mojuba 4y ago
Thought the same, but it would be unfair to web sites that are actual web apps and are JS-heavy.
Google is hopeless anyway, so here's something for the next search engine that wants to bring back the Web: downrank by the number of 3rd party domain requests, attempts of tracking, and possibly also popups.
- chii 4y agoHow would one detect what is a popup and what is an interactive dialog that the user actually desires?
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- mojuba 4y agoIf you show an example of something that pops up right after the initial load, and that a user actually desires, we'll think of ways. I can't think of any right now. Things should pop up in response to a click, generally.
- account42 4y agoHow many web apps do you want to jump into right from google searches as opposed to the search leading to a landing page explaining WTF the app does. Or do you mean sites like reddit, facebook, etc. by "apps"? In that case, downrank them seems fine - they can always provide lighter version.